Autism
This guide can help if you or someone you care about is autistic or might be autistic.
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Medicines commonly prescribed for Autism
For informational purposes only. Always consult a doctor before using any medicine.
Dosage form: ORAL SOLUTION/SUSPENSION, 1 mg/mlActive substance: risperidoneManufacturer: Viatris LimitedPrescription requiredDosage form: CAPSULE, 60 mgActive substance: duloxetineManufacturer: Laboratorios Combix S.L.U.Prescription requiredDosage form: CAPSULE, 5 mgActive substance: aripiprazoleManufacturer: Pharma2pharma Sp. Z O.O.Prescription required
This page provides general information and does not replace a doctor’s consultation. If symptoms are severe, persistent or worsening, seek medical advice promptly.
This guide can help if you or someone you care about is autistic or might be autistic.
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What is autism?
An introduction to what autism is and how it affects people
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Signs of autism
Find out what the main signs of autism are and if you should get advice
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Getting diagnosed
Find out how to get diagnosed as autistic and how a diagnosis can be helpful
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Newly diagnosed: things to help
Information and advice if you or your child have recently been diagnosed as autistic
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Autism and everyday life
Information and advice if you care for an autistic child
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Other conditions that affect autistic people
Find out which conditions often affect autistic people, what the symptoms are and when to get help
